The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-26
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Col. X Il. Wyche, OF Bossier, is
registered at the Lake House.
Mr.. VIM. Buhlman, of Wisconsin,
has rooms at the Central House.
r. II. McCulloch, Of Fayotte, Ark,
is stopping at the Haskell House.
Mr.. G. Shell, solid citizen of Alta.
Iowa, has his headquarters at the Lake
House.
Governor S. d. McEnery and Gen.
Leon Jastremski are the guests OF
Prof. A. Thomson.
S. g. Read, a prominent citizen 81
Acadia parish, is being entertained by
DIR. w. A. Knapp.
Messrs. VIM. Lockwood and s.
Mclean, of MINI, are registered al
the Haskell House.
We acknowledge call from Hon,
Chss. A. Brusle, editor and proprietor
of the IberVille South.
Fred. w. Seelye, an energetic BUSH
ness man of Montgomery, Ala, has his
headquarters at the Haskell House.
Hon. d. c. Scarborough, a promi-
nent attorney of Natchitoches parish,
is quartered at the Lake House.
Hon. Thompson J. Bird, State Com
missioner of Agriculture, is in town
and is the guest of Judge s. d, Read.
Col. D. F. Boyd, of the Louisiana
State University and A. and NJ. Col
lege, is quartered at the Lake House.
Capt. VIM Robson and Mr.. R. T.
Vinson, prominent citizens of Shreve.
port, are holding forth at the Lake
House.
G. D. Welsh, J. w. Wallace and
I. J. Mills and lady, of Welsh Station,
are holding forth at Mrs. Bradley's, on
Kirby street.
John Dymond, of Plaquemine par
ish, and E. L. Woodside, Of East Baton
Rouge, resthc guests of Hon. A. j,
Perkins.
Hon. G. w. Richardson, of Sugar.
town, and Hon. VIM. Vincent, of Vim
cent Settlement, are in town to attend
the Convention.
The following named gentlemen,
from Orange, Texas, are registered at
the Central House: W. F. Nichols,
Capt. Moss and J. s. Anderson.
Mr.. George T. Williams, editor and
proprietor of the Ida Grove Pioneer,
Iowa, called, in company with Prof.
A. Thomson, on the Echo last Wed,
ntsday evening.
New Iberia has the following repre-
sentative gentlemen here to look after
her interests in the convention: Capt.
Dudley Avery, Hon. VIM. Robertson
and Hon. c. T. Cade.
The following prominent citizens Of
Jennings are stopping at the Lake
House, and will take in the Conven-
ton: E. r. Shankland, J. A. Jones,
and w. F. Daniels and lady.
M. w. .ManviIIe, editor Of the agri'
cultural department of the Arkansas
Gazette, and clever gentleman, is IN
Lake Charles attending the Conven'
ton in the interest of his most excel
lent paper
Capt. Chas. A. Brusle, editor and
proprietor of the Iberville South, and
Mr.. Thos. Hebert, a prominent citizen
of Plaquemine, are in town as dele
gates to the Convention, and have
quarters al the Central House.
The following prominent citizens OIL
Lafayette are here and stopping at the
Lake House: WIN. Campbell, NJ. E
Girrard, Judge G. DeBaillon, DR.. I. b
Hopkins, Jean Vigneaud, DR.. P. M
Girrard, A. Hebert and Judge J. G.,
Parkerson.
Mr.. Isaac F. Carter, editor of that
WIDE awake and interesting journal
the Robeline Reporter, dropped in on
US last Monday. His visit Is for the
purpose of attending the Interstate
Convention, a warm friend of which
he was from its very inception.
St. Martinsyille has o strong dele
cation here for the Convention in the
following named gentlemen; A. Bien'
venue, Martin j. VOORHEES,, l., J. Four
net, G. W. Bienvenue, VIM. BonenauIt,
Chas. VOORHEES,, A. V. Fleming, Gabe
Gardemal, Aug. Clement, Chas. Greig,
Raoul ]. Bienvenue and Daniel j,
Flemming,
That affable and clever gentleman
Mr.. l.. p. Meyers, representing the
New Orleans Pieayane, called on the
Echo Wednesday evening. Come
again Mr.. Meyers. You are always
welcome, and the oftener You come
the better we like 1t, as your genial
countenance spreads a ray OF light In
our Office.
Mr.. |. Il, Rockwell, representing the
Racine (Wis,) AgyieGItarist, Is here IN
the interest of his paper, and 10 the
guest Of Hon. Geo. II. Wells, Mr.
Roekwell's visit TO this section is toI
the purpose Of reporting the proceed
iBgs Of the Interstate Convention, and
at the same time write up caleasieu
parish for his most interesting paper,
We return thanks to him for appFe'
eiated fayors, and recommend him ia
the favorable consideration of oul
citizens.
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